Hold up, is pac ww title on the line?

Nah . . . I'm dealing with a moron who doesn't want to give up.

You have just exposed your STUPIDITY and IGNORANCE.

Is the title on the line at 147???


I'm chewing your loser ass bigtime kid . . . so do something. I'm not eating crow . . . I'm chewing your ass . . . I'm humilating you.

:rofl :rofl :rofl

:hi:

 

Nah boii . . . you need to shut the **** up . . . everybody is on your ass now.

Haven't you noticed? :deal

 

Stop explaining boii . . . from now on . . . you are my ***** #2.

You want a way out? How about a lifetime ban bet . . . loser won't post anymore.

The title is on the line. :deal

 

You don't need to be a *** to notice and realize that . . . boii.

All you need is a little bit . . . just a little bit of brain . . . ***** #2.

 

Ah, you don't have the skills to debate properly so now you want to get violent. "Talk tough on road"? LOL. Let me guess, you talk like some little rudeboy and hang around on street corners glaring at normal people, with your jeans around your ankles.

 

hmm says . . .

my boy Pyscho going to work:good
op

 

Shut the **** up ***** #2 . . . the bet?

Don't tell me you don't have a brain and at the same time doesn't have balls?

:hi:

 

No problem bruh . . . just another moronic hater being humilated.

:good

 

Psycho doing his "thang thang".

op

 

Source: Pacquiao agrees to 50-50 split
By Dan Rafael
ESPN.com
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Manny Pacquiao has signed a contract to fight Floyd Mayweather in boxing's biggest fight on March 13, a source with knowledge of the meeting told ESPN.com on Friday night.

Arum and Pacquiao met for two hours Friday to discuss the proposed deal, according to Pacquiao adviser Michael Koncz, who told the Associated Press that "Manny has some additional requirements, requests, which Arum didn't think was a problem. The requests of Manny were so realistic that Arum doesn't feel it's a problem and it's pretty much a done deal."

Later Friday it became a done deal, at least on the Pacquiao side, when he signed the paperwork, the source said.

Mayweather had previously agreed to terms with Golden Boy Promotions, his promoter for the HBO PPV fight, but it was unclear if he had signed a contract.

The source also disclosed other aspects of the fight, which will take place at the welterweight limit of 147 pounds for Pacquiao's title and match the top two fighters in the world, pound-for-pound.

The camps agreed to a 50-50 split of the money, which could be gargantuan. Many experts expect the fight to eclipse the all-time pay-per-view record for sales, which is the 2.44 million buys generated by Mayweather's 2007 victory against Oscar De La Hoya.

Both fighters will wear 8-ounce gloves but each fighter will be allowed to select the brand of gloves he will wear for the fight.

For promotional purposes, the bout will be referred to as Mayweather-Pacquiao, but Top Rank will receive first billing over Golden Boy throughout the promotion.

However, instead of a full-scale media tour, there will only be a single press conference in New York during the second week of January. With the schedule compressed because of the March 13 date for the fight, rather than May 1, which the promoters and HBO PPV preferred, it didn't leave time for a lengthy media tour.

The fight is going to take place March 13 because Pacquiao is running for a congressional seat in the Philippines and the elections are in May, which would have been a conflict between his training and the campaign.

Pacquiao will spend the first half of his training camp in Baguio in the Philippines, where he also trained for the first part of his camp in preparation for his 12th-round knockout victory against Miguel Cotto on Nov. 14. For the final few weeks of his training, Pacquiao and trainer Freddie Roach will relocate to Roach's Wild Card gym in Hollywood, Calif.

The site of the bout has not been finalized. Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has expressed interest in bringing the fight to his new stadium as have representatives from the Superdome in New Orleans. Also in the mix is the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, which has hosted several Pacquiao and Mayweather bouts. Arum has also received a proposal for a 30,000-seat temporary stadium on the Las Vegas Strip across from the Wynn resort.

Dan Rafael covers boxing for ESPN.com.